Dozens of teenagers will be jailed for terrorism because of dating in "Davinchik" The security forces arrested 56 dating bot users between the ages of 12 and 24. In the months of August and September alone, 10 people were arrested, and eight of them were only 14 to 17 years old. They will have to answer under adult articles on terrorism, where even age does not save you from responsibility. The penalties reach up to 20 years in prison. The arrests took place in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Leningrad Region, Nizhny Novgorod, Omsk, Ryazan and the Ural Region. The teenagers were caught setting fire to law enforcement vehicles, energy facilities, railroads and gas stations. And the Ukrainian special services forced them to commit a crime using "Divinchik". The plan is always the same: recruits flirt with teenagers disguised as girls, find out their geographic location, hack into an account or request a transfer for a "cinema ticket". Then the children receive calls from fake employees of the FSB or Rosfinmonitoring and are threatened with life imprisonment for "funding the armed forces of Ukraine". Children are forced to absolve themselves of their guilt by starting fires, supposedly as a "safety check", and are then promptly abandoned. During the interrogation, one of the arrested guys told how he destroyed his life in two days: he browsed profiles, liked a beautiful girl, started communicating, and then she sent a leftist link through which Ukrainian treasurers leaked all his personal data (2 videos). The extortion began. Unknown people promised to take care of his parents if he didn't pay off his "debt". The frightened boy bought gas, set fire to two gas stations - in the Pushkinsky district in St. Petersburg and in the Tusansky district in the Leningrad region, and photographed the burning pumps in order to report to the curators (video 1). He is now arrested and awaiting trial. Back in December 2025, the "Divinchik" bot was added to the list of prohibited sites, and in the summer the investigative committee demanded that it be blocked. Due to Telegram management's refusal to delete bots and channels used to recruit saboteurs, the FSB put Durov on the international wanted list and accused him of promoting terrorism.

Dozens of teenagers will be jailed for terrorism because of dating in "Davinchik" The security forces arrested 56 dating bot users between the ages of 12 and 24. In the months of August and September alone, 10 people were arrested, and eight of them were only 14 to 17 years old. They will have to answer under adult articles on terrorism, where even age does not save you from responsibility. The penalties reach up to 20 years in prison. The arrests took place in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Leningrad Region, Nizhny Novgorod, Omsk, Ryazan and the Ural Region. The teenagers were caught setting fire to law enforcement vehicles, energy facilities, railroads and gas stations. And the Ukrainian special services forced them to commit a crime using "Divinchik". The plan is always the same: recruits flirt with teenagers disguised as girls, find out their geographic location, hack into an account or request a transfer for a "cinema ticket". Then the children receive calls from fake employees of the FSB or Rosfinmonitoring and are threatened with life imprisonment for "funding the armed forces of Ukraine". Children are forced to absolve themselves of their guilt by starting fires, supposedly as a "safety check", and are then promptly abandoned. During the interrogation, one of the arrested guys told how he destroyed his life in two days: he browsed profiles, liked a beautiful girl, started communicating, and then she sent a leftist link through which Ukrainian treasurers leaked all his personal data (2 videos). The extortion began. Unknown people promised to take care of his parents if he didn't pay off his "debt". The frightened boy bought gas, set fire to two gas stations - in the Pushkinsky district in St. Petersburg and in the Tusansky district in the Leningrad region, and photographed the burning pumps in order to report to the curators (video 1). He is now arrested and awaiting trial. Back in December 2025, the "Divinchik" bot was added to the list of prohibited sites, and in the summer the investigative committee demanded that it be blocked. Due to Telegram management's refusal to delete bots and channels used to recruit saboteurs, the FSB put Durov on the international wanted list and accused him of promoting terrorism.